The political economy of forest use and management
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The political economy of forest use and management
Sage Publications, 1989
- U.S. : hbk
- U.S.: pbk
- India : hbk
- India : pbk
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Description
This book examines the relationship between ecology, environment and the sustainable use of natural resources in the course of economic development. It presents findings of a study of two districts in the state of Karnataka which are relevaant for all developing countries.
Through a combination of historical analysis and contemporary field study, the authors argue that the political economy of forest use should not be restricted to the struggle between local interests, wider economic interests, and the state. The study draws attention to the crisis situation in forest utilization and urges that alternative institutional forms be evolved, involving the local people in forest management and regeneration.
Table of Contents
Foreword - K R V Rao
PART ONE: THE LOCAL VIS-A-VIS LARGER ECONOMY AND THE STATE - M V Nadkarni
Introduction
Pre-Commercial Stage
Commercialisation -- Initial Stage, Nineteenth Century
Forest Management, Local Impact and Protests -- Early Twentieth Century
Dominance of Industrial Use
Towards an Enlightened Stage?
PART TWO: THE CLASS CHARACTER OF LOCAL ECONOMY AND ITS FOREST DEPENDENCE - M V Nadkarni with Syed Ajmal Pasha and S L Prabhakar
Land Use and Abuse
Arecanut Gardens and their Social Cost
Livestock Economy and its Social Cost
Forest Dependence -- A Total View
PART THREE: CONCLUSION - M V Nadkarni
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